This really peeves me. That, to me, is totally unprofessional. I hate this attitude and it completely lowers my respect for any images those who hold it produce.
Look But Don't Touch Unless
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This really peeves me. That, to me, is totally unprofessional. I hate this attitude and it completely lowers my respect for any images those who hold it produce.
This is an extremely touchy subject. 
I do not hide the fact that I touch some underwater critters, but some underwater critters touch me too.
It hurts when they pull hair!
I do not advertise or encourage manipulation, but some shots are just not going to happen without help. And some of us think nature can also be helped!
Yes, I moved the Triumph Trident.
Crown of Thorns can move pretty fast.
This reef is stressed enough; good riddance!
Although playing cupid is hit and miss when you can't identify their sex.
Cowries can move pretty fast too!
Didn't even have a clue this would happen.
I do not hide the fact that I touch some underwater critters, but some underwater critters touch me too.
It hurts when they pull hair!
I do not advertise or encourage manipulation, but some shots are just not going to happen without help. And some of us think nature can also be helped!
Yes, I moved the Triumph Trident.
Crown of Thorns can move pretty fast.
This reef is stressed enough; good riddance!
Although playing cupid is hit and miss when you can't identify their sex.
Cowries can move pretty fast too!
Didn't even have a clue this would happen.
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